District Of Columbia § 1-621.09d - Preparation of studies; enrolled actuary.

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§ 1-621.09d. Preparation of studies; enrolled actuary.

1-621.09d

The Chief Financial Officer shall:

(1)

Direct the enrolled actuary engaged pursuant to to:

(A)

From time to time, prepare an experiential study for the Fund;

(B)

Each fiscal year, prepare an asset allocation study for the Fund, and:

(C)

Prepare such other analyses as are best practice for other post- employment benefits funds or the District of Columbia Retirement Board; and

(2)

Rebid its contract with an enrolled actuary no less frequently than every 5 years.

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